Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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♦--------------------FOOTPRINTS------------------------------4 Junior Song Hits Clarence Venema Love Locked Out “Ted” Balicki-----------------Everything I Have Is Yours Orville Beattie Sonny Boy Jenevie Wiegerink Just An Echo August Busman Sittin’ on the Backyard Fence Mary Warner Night l ime Goldie Wiegerink Man of My Dreams Floyd Hecksel I’m Alone Again Mildred Wasenar Down the Old Ox Road Elmer Horling I’m No Angel Ivy Thurkeetle Was My Face Red Eunice TenBrink Spin a Little Web of Dreams Victor Johnson You’re In My Power Carolyn Ryder Shanghai Love fames Keliy Jimmy Had a Nickel Stella Mae Pratt Hold Your Man John Kingsley I’m Through With Love Eldon Klatt I’ll See You In Church Betty Muzzall Shadow Waltz Caroline Lillie Orchids in the Moonlight Arthur LaMore Farewell to Arms Marian Modderman The Day I Came Along Fred Leach You’ve Got to be a Football Hero Ida Metten Ida— Sweet as Apple Cider Elwood McMilian Blue Grass Moon Carolyn Marcusse The Waltz You Saved for Me Richard Mergener I Can’t Take It, Baby Barbara McBride Song of Surrender Steve Meyer My Beautiful Girl Jerre Jean Lillie Temptation Roger Muzzall I’m a Night Owl Roy Peck Who Cares Virginia Laug Going to Heaven on a Mule Martin Riemersma Let’s Fall in Love Leona Kramei------------------My Time is Your Time Julia Kraai I Ain’t Got Nobody William Seekman Blue Hours Lucille Holst Dancing in the Moonlight Mina Hahn Sweethearts on Parade Alice Haas Sweethearts on Parade Marie Fritz I’m So Ashamed Ledean Bennink I’ll Be Faithful Henry Woltjer You Ought to be in Pictures Anna Adema. One Minute to One Catharine Pylman The Old Spinning Wheel Elda Ruth White. Sweet Madness Esther Nuland Wagon Wheels Harold Veeneman Throw Another Log on the Fire Page Twenty-nine

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FOOTPRINTS Junior Class OUR class entered its third year with increased enthusiasm and also an increased nun her of members from the neighboring ten grade schools. We now number forty-eight. We have been well represented in the various activities of the school, many of us being on the honor roll, and we are very proud of our five letter men in football. We are also expecting a few men on the track team. Our first social gathering was a Junior-Senior party at Howard’s Barn. Then wre showed our ability in dramatics by our success in the play “Mother Mine” given March twenty-three and twenty-lour. But vve are looking forward to the Junior and Senior banquet as the greatest event of the year. Adema, Anna Balicki, Ted Beattie, Orville Bennick, Ladean Busman, August Fritz, Marie Haas, Alice Hahn, Mina Hecksel, Floyd Holst, Lucille Horling, Elmer Johnson, Victor Kelly, James Kingsley, John Klatt, Eldon Kraai, Juiia JUNIOR CLASS MEMBERS Kramer, Leona LaMoore, Arthur Laug. Virginia Leach, Fred Lillie, Caroline Lillie, Jerre Jean Marcusse, Carolyn McBride, Barbara McMillan. Elwood Mergener. Richard Metten, Ida Meyer, Steve Modderman, Marian Muzzall. Betty Muzzall, Roger Nuland, Esther Peck, Roy Pratt, Stella Mae Plyman, Catherine Riemersma, Martin Ryder, Carolyn Seekman, William Ten Brink, Eunice Thurkettle, Ivy Veeneman, Harold Venema, Clarence Warner, Mary Wasenar, Mildred White, Elda Ruth Wiegerink. Uoldie Wiegerink, Jenevie Woltjer, Henry Page Twenty-eight

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